Tag: Innovation

Home Tag: Innovation

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Valley vs. New York: Culture

January 8, 2011Business, Politics, TechnologyBrady Forrest, Business, California, Culture, Design, Fairchild, Geography of California, heavy algorithms, Information Age, Innovation, media space, Monoculture, New York, Pendulum, personal car, Polyculture, Santa Clara County, Science and technology studies, semiconductors, Service innovation, Silicon Valley, Structure, technology field, technology world, Valley vs. New York, venture capital, World Trade Center

Silicon Valley monoculture opens the door for New York tech dominance.

5 steps to corporate innovation

September 25, 2010BusinessAmerica, Anil Dash, Anticipatory thinking, Bob Sauerberg, Business, Business model innovation, by-product, China, Corporation, Design, economics, electronic systems, Facebook, Fairchild Semiconductors, firewall, found business model, head of sales, huge media, IBM, Innovation, Integrated Circuit, integrated circuits, Management, on wireless networking, Organizational culture, Science and technology studies, smartphones, social media sites, Steve Blank, Strategic management, Structure, to launch innovative solutions, Twitter, whip

Large corporation often have difficulties innovating. Here’s why and how to change it.

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Silicon Valley vs. New York – a silly comparison

September 1, 2009Business, Technologyadvertising world, aka Web, California, Camino Real, car industry, Chicago, Chrysler, Chrysler Building, comparison, DC, Design, Detroit, Finance, financial applications, Geography of California, Geography of the United States, Information Age, Innovation, Internet crowd, Internet industry, Internet people, Internet space, leader, local media, London, Los Angeles, media space relating, Meetup, New York, New York City, real estate, real estate market, San Francisco Bay Area, Sand Hills, Santa Clara County, Seattle, Silicon Alley, Silicon Valley, software licensing, technology efforts, technology field, technology industry, technology innovations, technology space, United States, US government, venture capital

Comparing the tech industry in New York and Silicon Valley? That’s just silly